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Trend Micro works closely with Strategic Alliance Partners to develop whole business solutions that fit your architecture, simplify deployment, improve efficiency, reduce costs, and optimize security.
With Amazon Web Services (AWS) customers can quickly deploy and scale computing services on demand and reduce their overall IT costs. With cloud-based protection from Trend Micro, AWS users experience highly optimized, industry-leading security for their instances deployed in AWS.
Trend Micro's cloud security solutions can accelerate cloud adoption by removing security as a barrier to deploying sensitive workloads on AWS. Delivered either as Software-as-a-Service or as an on-premise application, the same solutions can also be used to protect physical and virtual servers within an enterprise data center, enabling users to plan a centrally managed migration path to hybrid AWS deployments. Trend Micro gives AWS users leading security, privacy, and compliance support that simplifies management and helps maximize their cloud investment.
Trend Micro's award-winning anti-malware capabilities both protect data on your instances and provide the ability to quarantine/remove malicious or suspicious files and controls communications to trusted services through domain whitelisting.
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Trend Micro includes integrity monitoring functionality that detects and logs unauthorized or malicious changes to files and services. Organizations can meet and exceed PCI requirements for file integrity monitoring by providing real-time and on-demand monitoring of files, services, ports and registry keys.
Trend Micro provides full disk encryption with advanced key management policies to keep your data private and assist with regulatory compliance requirements, ensuring that only authorized personnel and services have access to sensitive data. Encryption independent of AWS can also assist with data destruction and disposal requirements.
Cisco and Trend Micro, long-time technology partners, share a vision of integrating security software and intelligence into servers and
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This joint solution provides full protection for virtualized data centers and desktops from the latest threats, while delivering the following:
Trend Micro and Citrix have a long history of technology partnership that includes product integration and support for Citrix products.
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Trend Micro Web App Security as a Service identifies vulnerabilities in web applications and the platforms they are deployed on, and together with Citrix NetScaler Application Firewall, shields these vulnerabilities before they can be exploited. This integrated solution eliminates false positives and the operational pains of emergency patching, application updates and costly system downtime. It also helps ensure compliance with PCI DSS, HIPAA and other regulations and standards, while simplifying security audits.
Trend Micro™ InterScan™ Web Security lets businesses scan traffic at the corporate network gateway, quickly identifying risky web behaviors before they can lead to vulnerability-based attacks. Citrix® NetScaler® Application Delivery Controller, in front of multiple InterScan Web Security virtual appliances, provides high-speed load balancing and a variety of application and network acceleration features. This enables Trend Micro and Citrix to jointly deliver consolidated, best-in-class L4-7 networking services on an open, unified platform.
Since 2005, Trend Micro and Dell have partnered to provide world-class security solutions for small and medium businesses, government entities and enterprise customers. The alliances encompasses a number of elements:
Premier Partner: As a Premier Partner, Trend Micro works in concert with Dell to provide a complete line of security solutions from endpoint-to-cloud (private/public/hybrid) under a volume licensing structure that helps aggregate purchases for better pricing.
Advance Persistent Threats: Recently, the two companies combined the power of Dell hardware with Trend Micro software and global threat intelligence to offer the industry's most comprehensive Advance Persistent Threat (APT) solution. Trend Micro Deep Discovery is a single appliance that monitors over multiple ports and hundreds of protocols to deliver custom insight about the specific threat and cybercriminals involved so you can block hidden threats before damage occurs.
Cloud Security: Dell and Trend Micro also share a long history of collaborating to optimize and simplify physical, virtual and cloud security. As a result, Dell's own Private Cloud offering utilizes Trend Micro™ SecureCloud data encryption services combined with Trend Micro Deep Security.
"Security is a primary concern among customers moving to the cloud. Delivering encryption and key management solutions from Trend Micro enables us to further alleviate our customers' concerns while addressing important risks of data privacy, security and compliance with an efficient cloud data protection solution," said Kevin Jones, vice president, Dell Services. "SecureCloud gives customers the tools and peace of mind to move sensitive workloads into Dell's public cloud."
Desktop Virtualization Security: In addition, Trend Micro is a Dell Certified Technology Partner and prime ecosystem security partner for Dell's Desktop Virtualization Solution. Working closely with Dell, Trend Micro Desktop Virtualization solutions have been tested with Trend Micro Deep Security and proven in Dell labs to deliver three times greater performance over traditional client side anti-virus / anti-malware solutions using Trend Micro's agentless approach.
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Trend Micro is a member of EMC's Technology Partner program (ETP) and the two companies collaborate in several areas:
HP ArcSight: Trend Micro Deep Security and Trend Micro Deep Discovery integrate with ArcSight and provide visibility and protection for networks and data centers. Deep Security forwards events to ArcSight for correlation, reporting, and archiving, and provides the critical response and remediation mechanism for ArcSight. Deep Discovery enables organizations to more quickly, confidently and cost-effectively detect and respond to advanced persistent threats (APTs) and network targeted attacks that are invisible to traditional security systems, or that are easily lost in the "noise" of millions of events. In addition, Deep Security and Deep Discovery support the ArcSight Common Event Format (CEF).
HP TippingPoint: Trend Micro Deep Security and Trend Micro Deep Discovery complement HP TippingPoint, a next generation intrusion prevention system (IPS). Deep Security is a host- and VM-based IDS/IPS solution that provides an additional layer of security by preventing insider and other attacks that may have bypassed perimeter IPS devices.
HP Fortify: HP Fortify enables organizations to identify vulnerabilities in software applications, and Trend Micro virtual patching solutions shield these vulnerabilities before they can be exploited, saving the cost of emergency patching.
Deep Security is delivered either as a Software as a Service offering or as an enterprise grade on-premise application run in the customer's own data centers. Learn more.
SecureCloud is delivered either as Software as a Service offerings or as an enterprise grade on-premise application run in the customer's own data centers. Learn more.
Trend Micro gives HP Cloud Service users leading security, privacy, and compliance support that simplifies management and helps maximize their cloud investment.
Trend Micro has been an IBM Premier Business Partner since March 2011, and the two companies have worked together for over ten years to develop leading security solutions in a number of areas.
Trend Micro Deep Discovery integrated with IBM Security QRadar SIEM enables organizations to more quickly, confidently and cost-effectively detect and respond to advanced persistent threats (APTs) and network targeted attacks that are invisible to traditional security systems, or that are easily lost in the "noise" of millions of events.
This integrated solution combines best-of-breed threat intelligence (Trend Micro Deep Discovery) and SIEM (IBM QRadar) to detect and defend against the broadest range of APTs and other threats, across the entire attack lifecycle.
IBM® Endpoint Manager for Core Protection, powered by Trend Micro, delivers near real-time protection from malware and other malicious threats through capabilities such as file and web reputation, personal firewall and behavior monitoring. It protects physical and virtual endpoints from damage caused by viruses, Trojan horses, worms, spyware, rootkits, web threats and their new variants. Now you can reduce the risk of business disruptions that result from attacks on endpoints.
Trend Micro ScanMail for Lotus Domino offers comprehensive virus protection and content security for Lotus Domino/Notes environments. It scans email in real time for viruses and spyware hidden within email attachments and databases. Not only does it stop traditional spam and malware, but it also detects malicious URLs, highly targeted attacks, and advanced persistent threats (APTs). With a combination of web, email, and file reputation, plus exploit detection and sandbox analysis, ScanMail Suite is the most comprehensive mail server security. Unlike many other security products, ScanMail for Lotus Domino was specifically designed for use as a Lotus Domino server application and is optimized for high-performance scanning. ScanMail for Lotus Domino is the only security solution designed for all 64-bit platforms supported by IBM Lotus Domino Servers, including zLinux.
Trend Micro is a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner with a long history of developing security for Microsoft environments, including Windows, Exchange, Sharepoint, and more recently providing HyperV and Azure for virtualization and cloud security.
Trend Micro is also a member of the Microsoft Active Protections Program (MAPP). As a member, we receive security vulnerability information from the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC), which we use to update our products to provide protections for zero-day vulnerabilities discussed in Microsoft Security Advisories. In these zero-day situations, running Trend Micro products with specifically developed signatures can help provide better protection against attempts to exploit these vulnerabilities until a security update is available from Microsoft.
See the following Trend Micro security solutions for Microsoft:
Trend Micro Titanium Maximum Security software makes it easy to enjoy the best of what Windows 8 has to offer. It protects what matters to you most—your family, privacy, data, and devices—without slowing you down.
Trend Micro Complete User Protection works with Microsoft products to defend your enterprise users with interconnected email, collaboration, and IM security that shares intelligence across layers. Or protect your small business users with a comprehensive Worry-Free security solution.
Worry-Free Business Security Services is a cloud-based security solution that provides protection anytime and anywhere for your business data. It secures PCs, laptops, servers, and other Windows-based devices such as point of sale machines and tablets and was the first security solution to be integrated with Microsoft Small Business Server (SBS) and Server 2012 Standard and Essentials.
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As external users increasingly enter your SharePoint community, you need security that goes beyond standard antivirus protection. PortalProtect delivers integrated data loss prevention technology and web threat prevention to guard against malware, malicious links, and unintentional data loss. Compared to other solutions, PortalProtect has 5 times better latency performance so your users don't have to wait.
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Secure your real-time IM communications by stopping fast-moving attacks designed to spread malware, lure victims to malicious sites, and steal data. Powered by Trend Micro™ Smart Protection Network™ and its unique cloud-client architecture, IM Security blocks links to malicious sites before the links can be delivered. Signature-independent zero-day security, leading antivirus, and new antispyware work together to stop malware before any damage. Plus, flexible content filtering ensures appropriate IM use and prevents data theft.
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The industry's most comprehensive mail server security stops highly targeted email attacks and spear phishing by using document exploit detection, enhanced web reputation, and sandboxing as part of a custom APT defense—protection you don't get with other solutions. In addition, only ScanMail blocks traditional malware with email, file, and web reputation technology and correlated global threat intelligence from Trend Micro™ Smart Protection Network™cloud-based security.
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Protect your information against targeted attacks. Trend Micro Custom Defense is the only cyber security solution that enables the complete lifecycle needed to detect, analyze, adapt and respond to targeted attacks.
When integrated with Trend Micro™ Deep Discovery advisor, ScanMail quarantines suspicious attachments for automatic sandbox execution analysis which occurs in-line without impacting the delivery of majority of messages.
Secure your Hyper-V virtualized data center and Azure cloud with comprehensive server security from the worldwide market leader in server security. Trend Micro cloud and data center security solutions protect your physical, virtual, cloud-based, and hybrid data center deployments without impacting the cost, efficiency, and agility benefits promised by Microsoft cloud and virtualization technologies.
Get central management and policy administration across critical security controls including anti-malware with web reputation, Intrusion prevention, host-based firewall, integrity monitoring, and log inspection. For Hyper-V, includes seamless integration for automated deployment and management of security controls leveraging native tools like Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager. For Azure, includes seamless integration for automated deployment and management of security controls leveraging native tools like Windows PowerShell.
Deploy data protection for sensitive information stored in the Microsoft Azure cloud through policy-based encryption of both boot and data volumes.
This comprehensive vulnerability scanning for web applications can be deployed in Microsoft Hyper-V and Azure, including application and platform scanning as well as checking for web site malware, malicious links, and site reputation. It also provides globally trusted SSL certificates to protect information in transit for web servers running in Microsoft Hyper-V and Azure.
Trend Micro has a long history of developing virtualization security solutions that are specifically architected for VMware to ensure the strongest protection for your virtual and cloud environments. Working together, VMware and Trend Micro have partnered to deliver the first agentless security platform architected for VMware virtualized data centers, virtual desktops, and cloud deployments.
Trend Micro received the Technology Alliance Partner of the Year award from VMware in 2012, and as a leading VMware security partner, has been the first to:
VMware and Trend Micro have partnered to deliver agentless security for virtualized data centers, virtual desktops, and cloud environments. The solution comprises two mutually dependent products:
This joint solution for agentless security provides full protection from the latest threats, while delivering:
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Trend Micro Deep Security™ combines multiple protection modules, including anti-malware, IDS/IPS, integrity monitoring for files and hypervisor, and firewall. It offers features such as virtual patching and agentless recommendation scan to automate rule configuration for all VMs from the virtual appliance.
This single, centrally managed software solution provides integrated agentless security for increased protection on VMware virtual machines deployed in virtual data centers or vCloud-based clouds. Agent-based security is also available for these security options as well as log inspection, allowing businesses to combine agentless and agent-based deployment configurations that best support their physical and virtual servers, private, public, and hybrid clouds, and virtual desktops.
Together, Trend Micro Deep Security with VMware vShield Endpoint and VMware View provide virtualization-aware security that's been optimized for virtual desktop environments. This comprehensive protection suite for virtual desktop environments offers the highest security available for a wide spectrum of virtual desktop scenarios. Maximize your virtual desktop protection and performance with:
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Trend Micro optimizes and secures the VMware View Mobile Secure Desktop across devices and locations. VMware has worked with Trend Micro, and other key partners, to develop a solution to address the new mobile workforce challenge—the Mobile Secure Desktop. With the Mobile Secure Desktop, VMware and Trend Micro are transforming stationary workstations into secure, stateless mobile workspaces leading to increased employee productivity and satisfaction, enhanced security and compliance, and lower total cost of ownership.
Traditional agent-based security solutions that are not designed for virtualization can result in a number of significant operational security issues. VMware and Trend Micro's agentless security resolve these challenges. This joint solution protects Mobile Secure Desktop environments from the latest threats, while delivering higher density, optimized resources, simplified management and stronger security.
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As organizations look to expand to the public cloud, vCloud Hybrid Service enables you to seamlessly move from on-premises or private cloud deployments to the public cloud. Of course, you still need to secure your workloads as required in the shared security responsibility model.
With traditional approaches to security, organizations wanting to extend their existing environments to the cloud have experienced time-consuming challenges with a very real risk of introducing potential security breaches and business disruptions for critical applications. Trend Micro Deep Security with vCloud Hybrid Service addresses the challenges of securing hybrid deployments and protects your workloads in hybrid environments. Read the solution brief to learn more.
Trend Micro SecureCloud™ makes it possible for businesses to encrypt and control data in public and private clouds as well as in their VMware vSphere and physical data storage environments. With patent-pending, simple policy-based key management, it greatly reduces the complexity inherent in traditional key management solutions and gives businesses the power to control how and where data is accessed.
SecureCloud protects confidential information with an efficient and easy-to-use encryption service that keeps data private and helps meet regulatory compliance requirements, specifically leveraging vCloud APIs to secure VMware virtual and cloud environments.
Trend Micro has also announced a collaboration with VMware to enable the next evolution of virtualization — the software defined data center. The company is working with VMware to integrate Trend Micro's Deep Security with VMware NSX™, the platform for network virtualization. This can result in a best-of-breed security framework for joint customers that increases protection and automates security deployments in virtualized data centers.
Trend Micro has partnered with AWS to deliver effective, elastic, cloud security solutions that are highly optimized for the AWS environment.
Trend Micro is an Amazon Web Services (AWS) Advanced Technology Partner and works closely with AWS, a Trend Ready Partner, to develop effective, elastic, cloud security solutions that are highly optimized for the AWS environment. Trend Micro's cloud security solutions help prevent data theft, business disruptions, and compliance violations across public, private and hybrid cloud computing environments:


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One of Beaumont's most-wanted criminals was found and arrested Tuesday, March 5, after months on the run.
After an anonymous Crime Stoppers tip, officers with the U.S. Marshals Service, Jefferson County Sheriff's Office and the Beaumont and Port Arthur Police Departments apprehended George Broussard, 23, at Lexington on the Lake apartments on N. Major in Beaumont, according to a BPD press release.
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Last year, I wrote an article for The Atlantic defending the influx of Chinese money into the American film industry. The forced diversification of Hollywood is an overwhelmingly positive phenomenon, as I explain here:
"Asian and Asian American actors will enjoy more big-screen opportunities. Chinese producers understandably tend to choose scripts that already contain Asian characters, or in some cases, as with Looper, ask for Chinese characters to be added to the film. It's bad enough that most studio (and independent) films tend toward Juno-levels of whiteness — a fact that gets easily erased from discussions of a 'free America' and a 'restrictive China.' With studios routinely casting white actors for roles that are Asian on the page, thespians of Asian descent need all the roles they can get."
The same can be said of stories about Asians and Asian Americans. And thus I heartily welcome the news, detailed by The Hollywood Reporter, that producers Paula Wagner and Ann An are collaborating on a Sino-American co-production about Rita Wong (known as Huang Huanxiao in China), a legendary nurse who tended a group of American Air Force pilots known as the Flying Tigers during World War Two.
"I am looking for a Hollywood director who is interested in that period of history to work with us," said An, which almost sounds like a challenge to the film industry to bid for the project, since World War Two remains a perennially popular topic in Hollywood. (Angelina Jolie will be the latest director to revisit the era in her Oscar hopeful Unbroken.)
Veteran screenwriter Naomi Foner has been tapped to write the screenplay. She said, "The focus of this film is the war and love. We will balance the action and romance. We will interpret the touching love story in that war in a modern perspective and with modern technology."
THR states that the budget for the wartime drama could go up to $50 million — the largest budget for a Hollywood-financed film with an Asian female protagonist since 2005's Memoirs of a Geisha, an adaptation of a novel by a white male writer whose fascination with Japanese culture apparently began and ended with depictions of Asian women as sexualized victims.
The proposed $50 million budget for the Rita Wong biopic would certainly be a big step up from the last film with Asian or Asian American female protagonists. Fox Searchlight's 2011 film Snow Flower and the Secret Fan – produced by Wendi Deng, Rupert Murdoch's ex-wife – and directed by Wayne Wang only had a budget of $6 million.
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Every summer, students and faculty travel to Harlaxton College in Grantham, England as part of Marian University's integrative study abroad program.
An attraction within itself, Harlaxton College's 151-room Victorian manor in the English Midlands is a picturesque location for learning and exploring while abroad.
For Professor Robert Schuttler, Clark H. Byrum School of Business, "The study abroad experience of just being there and seeing things you only see in textbooks brings the great breadth of learning into reality."
Six faculty and 31 students stayed in England from May 9-21 as they took classes at Harlaxton College and spent many afternoons exploring London. Students were given the opportunity to take one of three classes offered abroad to fulfill cross-cultural requirements as well as credit for their specific class. Classes included The Modern British Service Economy, Mysteries of the Arts Revealed: Humanities Abroad in England, and Caring, Healing, and Self-Discovery through the Arts and Nursing.
"The opportunity to actually experience the music, art, and literature studied in the classroom is a life-changing experience," said Jim Larner, Ph.D., professor of music and chair of the Department of Performing Arts in the Marian University School of Liberal Arts.
International business students gained hands-on experience while networking with local business owners, humanities students toured venues of famous artists and composers, and nursing students observed London's health care practices in comparison to the United States.
Maria Schmitt said, "I feel that this course challenged my beliefs and previous assumptions about the world of international business."
"Students see a different culture and take away an understanding of it. This is a unique aspect of their learning while on the trip" said Schuttler.
In London, students visited Westminster Abbey, the Globe Theatre of Shakespeare, the Houses of Parliament, and the house where Frideric Handel resided for over 35 years, among others. These enriching events incorporated the learning objectives from each of the classes.
"I learned so much from being in the presence of so much history in just the first few days," said Nicholas Powell '15, a humanities student.
Bishop Simon Bruté Seminary student Andrew Thomas '15 was encouraged by the wonderful conversations he had with the locals about their lives and businesses. "The best way to describe the experience of this trip is simply with a thank you. The people in England were kind and wonderful, the people on the trip were kind and wonderful, and the people presenting and teaching were kind and wonderful."
After the Harlaxton portion of the trip, students could head back to the United States, take an optional four day stint in Paris, or continue European travels on their own.
Schmitt said, "This trip inspired me, intrigued me, and called me to a higher level of thought. Students should say yes to international travel—it is a true blessing."
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Even during Rob and Kristen's trial separation, the behind-the-scenes footage offered us a happy reminder of their love! (Courtesy of Summit Entertainment)
During behind-the-scenes footage of Rob and Kristen, detailing the break between Breaking Dawn films, we were able to see the couple in plenty of adorable candid moments! (Courtesy of Summit Entertainment)
In newly released behind-the-scenes footage, Rob and Kristen erupt into laughter before going in for a sexy kiss during their iconic <em<Breaking Dawn: Part 2 sex scene! So cute!(Courtesy of Summit Entertainment)
In a never-before-seen still from the final Twilight film, the gorgeous couple are caught holding hands. How adorable! (Courtesy of Summit Entertainment)
The climactic love scene between Edward and Bella featured some direction from Rob himself, direction Bill Condon explains. "Rob was totally into the idea," Bill says, "right before she pushed him onto the bed — that the first place he would go for is her neck." (Courtesy of Summit Entertainment)
"We had one shot that the MPAA complained about where there's a closeup of Rob kissing [Kristen's] shoulder. They thought they saw nudity, but there wasn't any, but they have filthy minds, clearly… We had to keep showing it to them until they were sure they weren't seeing anything naughty," director Bill Condon said in the DVD documentary. (Courtesy of Summit Entertainment)
In behind-the-scene footage for the DVD release of Breaking Dawn: Part 2, Rob and Kristen look like the perfect couple! (Courtesy of Summit Entertainment)
In the scene, Kristen (as Bella) compliments the skills of her new husband Rob (as Edward). In an edited-out scene, Bella says, "Pillow survived," to which Edward responds, "practice makes perfect." Steamy! (Courtesy of Summit Entertainment)
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The perennially-chic legging gets a high-impact update. This fresh, lightweight spandex jersey legging features a black and white giraffe print that is sure to amp up tops season after season. Try yours with a high-low tunic and a pair of flat sandals for a quick day look.
- 95% polyester, 5% spandex
- Rise: 8" (20 cm)
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Karmageddon is a mission in Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories given to protagonist Toni Cipriani by Liberty Tree news reporter Ned Burner from the Liberty City Cathedral in the Bedford Point district of Staunton Island, Liberty City.
Toni again drops by the cathedral and is greeted by Burner, who is posing as the local reverend. He tells Toni that the motorists of Liberty City pollute the air with 'the Devil's bum gas' and that he wants Toni to show them the error of their ways. Toni drives to the Fire Station in Belleville Park, steals a Firetruck and begins to cause havoc by attacking the motorists and pedestrians. After causing a certain amount of havoc, Toni destroys the Firetruck. A radio report then airs about the havoc on Staunton Island.
The havoc caused is a points-meter, with points given for:
- Running over pedestrians
- Knocking bikers off their motorcycles
- Flipping cars
- Causing cars to do a 180 degree spin
- Causing cars to do a 360 degree spin
- Destroying vehicles
- Smashing three vehicles in a row
- Sending a vehicle flying in the air
- Sinking a vehicle
Toni Cipriani: Forgive me, Father, for I have sinned...
Father Ned: Toni, my son, compared to the degenerates in this town, you're a saint! The cars pump the Devil's bum gas into our children's lungs! They are defiling Eden! Go and show these sinners the error of their ways!
The reward for completing the mission is $1,500. The Karmageddon side mission and the False Idols mission are unlocked.
Toni Cipriani driving through Bedford Point towards Aspatria.
Toni Cipriani stealing a fire truck in Aspatria.
Toni Cipriani about to cause carnage on the roads of Staunton Island.
Toni Cipriani causing carnage on the roads of Staunton Island, and being rewarded with a 'Massive Highflier Bonus!'
Toni Cipriani causing carnage on the roads of Staunton Island, and being rewarded with a 'Five smashes in a row!' bonus.
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Okay, so I'm running squid as a cache and content filter. However whenever my script--ran by squid, whoami'd as _squid--tries to place anything in /var/www/htdocs/images/ it get's a "permission denied"
I've been following this guide to get me started:
I've edited the script and all the commands to fit my directory layout. I think I'm messed up at this step though:
sudo mkdir /var/www/images sudo chown www-data:www-data /var/www/images sudo chmod 755 /var/www/images sudo usermod -aG proxy www-data
mkdir /var/www/htdocs/images chown www:www /var/www/htdocs/images chmod 755 /var/www/htdocs/images usermod -G _squid www
usermod -G www _squid
# ls -lR /var/www/htdocs/ total 4 drwxr-xr-x 2 www www 512 Sep 5 12:53 images /var/www/htdocs/images: total 12 -rw-r----- 1 _squid _squid 2222 Sep 5 05:02 test.gif # cat /etc/group | grep _squid www:*:67:_squid _squid:*:515:www
Wow, after 8+ hours of working on this single permissions problem, I tried one thing after I created this thread:
chmod 777 /usr/local/bin/flip.pl chmod 777 /var/www/htdocs/images/
Eek! The evil chmod 777 rears it's ugly head!
Yes, chmod 777 will make your life easier, if you are *only* interested in making your life easier, I would recommend issuing chmod -R 777 / now Don't come back complaining about security issues though!
chmod 777 will make the file or directory writable by *everyone*. This includes accounts that are normally used only for system services such as apache, ftpd, ntpd, sendmail, bind, etc. The biggest reason these process run as a separate user and not root, is that this way they cannot files which they should not access. Such as /bin/ls or /etc/passwd ...
This means that if some 1337 haxx0r gains access to, for example, your sendmail through some vulnerability, he/she can only access/change a very limited number of files and (hopefully) the impact is limited.
So, in short I would recommend you never use chmod 777 unless you have a very clear picture of why it's 777 and not something else (One of the few examples of "legal" use is /tmp/)
Now, to actually answer the original question.
The guide you posted is for Ubuntu, not OpenBSD
Ubuntu is very different.
If I understand it correctly, you want to have /var/www/htdocs/images/ writable by both Apache and by Squid?
One method of doing that is creating a new group, put both the apache and squid users in that group, and making this directory group writable (Using chmod 775)
I don't know why /usr/local/bin/flip.pl needs to be chmod 777? Since this script is executed I would consider it to be extremely bad security practice to make this world-writable! Maybe the problem you had was that it wasn't executable by everyone? Try chmod 755
UNIX was not designed to stop you from doing stupid things, because that would also stop you from doing clever things.
The problem was that I added _squid to www and then tried giving www write permissions to the apache folder. However then it would remove apache's write permissions. I couldn't get both of them in a group that would function correctly. I'm obviously missing something.
You say "making this directory group writable (Using chmod 775), would that mean any group could read/write to that directory? How would I specify that group (for example www) as the only group writable?
Without more info, here are some things to think about:
There are three read/write/execute permissions to set: world, group, and owner. Every file has a single group and a single owner. The owner uses the owner permissions, other users who are members of the group -- and who are NOT the owner -- use the group permissions, and users who are neither the owner nor in the group use the world permissions.
Directories can be searched or not searched with the execute bits (world, group, user). So a directory which is searchable for files (regardless of the file permission settings) needs to have the appropriate execute bits set.
Which directory is this again?
The built-in Apache server is chrooted by default. That may be adding to your confusion, as Apache's root is /var/www, not /. See FAQ 10.16 if you are using chrooted Apache.
Here's an example. User B owns the file "shared_stuff", and it is assigned to the group "sharing".
The members of "sharing" are users A and C.
If user B sets the permissions to 060, then only users A and C can read and write the file. Nobody else. Not even user B, since he is not a member of the group.
(Yes, if User B has write/execute access to the directory that links to the file, he can rename or delete the directory entry. If that link is the last hard link to the file, the file will be deleted, the inode will be freed. But he can't read or write the data in the file.)
$ grep sharing /etc/group sharing:*:1020:userA,userC $ ls -l shared_stuff ----rw---- userB sharing 13 Sep 30 13:38 shared_stuff $ cat shared_stuff cat: shared_stuff Permission denied
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>Gears and Wears>Knuckle Lights
Only a couple of hours? Maybe you got a defective pair? I use mine for months and run at least 1-2 hours at night, so I use them maybe between 5-10 hours a week.
My experience is similar to Olive and Gator. Only a couple of hours battery life and DO shut off in cold weather.
"The most powerful weapon on earth is the human soul on fire."
It's always fucking hot in Miami!
In it for the long run..
I had the first generation, which was worse. The 2nd gen is a little better. I use them on high. If you use them on low the battery life is a LOT better. I have really bad night vision and run on a dark path (winter). Their customer service is awesome. I've started using a headlamp, too.
"It's not who wins the workout..."
2 x AAA each side.
Good, coin batteries or the N size are a show stopper as far as I'm concerned.
You can safely assume that you've created God in your own image when it turns out that God hates all the same people you do. -Anne Lamott
I would use lights primarily to be seen, not to see where I'm going. Who cares if I kick the occasional skunk off the path as I'm running?
If you're only getting a few hours of battery life, you need better batteries. I have the first generation knuckle lights. I run about 4 hours a week in the dark, and litheum batteries will last me about five or six weeks.
I had the same problem with them shutting off in cold weather. I emailed the company and they said the problem was with the switch freezing. They sent me their new version free of charge. So far no more freezing and I am very happy with them. Awesome customer service!
BTW, knuckle lights are not water proof. Found that out during a rainy long run. I opened up the knuckle lights, dried them out, left them disassembled overnight, and then put them back together. They still worked! I'll post pictures some other time of the knuckle light innards.
Have not had a problem with them shutting off in cold weather and I use them on high - I do have a problem with squishy road kill in the dark however......
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If you want more shade and need another tree, it's true there's more of a push to sell trees in the spring, when many stores temporarily sell plants but nurseries sell trees year-round and most get new stock in the fall since that's a better time to plant trees.
Some people just want a tree and won't put a lot of thought into the type, but my experience suggests it's better learn something about the tree to know if it fits your willingness and ability to care for it. As such, you want to consider your yard space, how you plan on watering, and how big a tree is big enough. For real shade its best to have what I would term small- to medium-sized trees, which are in the 20- to 40-foot height range. Trees smaller than that are more for show. Increasingly, the small to medium trees are looking to be the best option for planting in our area.
Some good small to medium trees include the goldenrain tree, which grows 20 to 40 feet high by 15 to 25 feet wide. In the summer it has clusters of yellow flowers that turn into a papery fruit and look like a paper lantern. Many people find the flowers to be nice, but it can be messy when they start dropping off the tree. Many of these trees grow in front of the shops along Main Street, however, if you grow these in your yard I am sure they will be fuller and more robust than those dealing with the issues of being street trees.
Another interesting tree species is hawthorne's with the cockspur hawthorne growing up to 30 feet, with attractive white flowers and good bronze to red fall color. You might want to look for the thornless variety. Another is the Washington hawthorne, which can grow to 30 feet high with a 25-foot spread. It has white flowers, reddish purple leaves in the spring that turn dark green and has good fall color. As an added bonus, the small red fruits are enjoyed by song birds.
Then there is the Eastern redbud, which can grow to 30 feet high by 35 feet wide. It has flowers that can be reddish purple to rosy pink and also varieties with white flowers. The redbud has heart-shaped leaves and can grow both in full sun or some light shade.
The hedge maple is one of the few maples that is tolerant of high pH soils, which means it's less likely to get iron chlorosis. Its 25 to 35 foot height and similar width makes it a good tree for our area in terms of overall water needs. It's been used as a hedge in some areas, so it could be pruned into a large deciduous hedge (meaning it loses it leaves in the fall) but of course you can just let it be a tree.
People regularly plant trees and then hope to get healthy growth with limited water, which usually doesn't work long-term. If you truly don't feel a tree will provide more for you, your family and community than the water it takes to make it healthy, please find something else to grow. A tree that never reaches its potential or is truly healthy is the bigger shame and since more of these trees will die sooner rather than later, that's a true waste of water. The bottom line for planting trees is that if you want success and aren't just incredibly lucky you must understand the needs of your trees and determine whether you can provide the care for them to thrive.
Thought for the day: "The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The next best time is now. – Chinese Proverb
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. – MIT's defense held Western New England University's high scoring offense to just a pair of third quarter touchdowns and junior quarterback Peter Williams (Portland, Ore.) hit sophomore Samuel Inman (Stillwell, Okla.) with a 53-yard TD pass early in the fourth to lift the Engineers to a 17-14 win over the Golden Bears in a New England Football Conference (NEFC) clash. MIT's second straight win moved the Engineers to 4-2 overall and 2-2 in the NEFC while Western New England fell to 2-5 and 1-3 in the league.
MIT got things going early as it took the opening kickoff and turned it into a seven-play, 61-yard scoring drive. Junior Brad Goldsberry (Elizabeth, Colo.) put the Engineers in good field position to start, returning the kickoff 27 yards to the MIT 39-yard line. The key play on the drive came at midfield where MIT faced a 3rd and 10. Williams, who threw for 287 yards on the day, hit sophomore Seve Esparrago (St. Louis, Mo.) with a 41-yard strike for a first and goal at the nine. On the next play junior Justin Wallace (Palatine, Ill.) took it in for an early 7-0 lead for the Engineers.
Senior Joel Santisteban (Lawrence, N.Y.) came up big for the MIT defense on the first Western New England drive, intercepting a John Krafick pass at the MIT 20 to halt the first scoring threat by the Golden Bears. Early in the second quarter Western New England threatened again, but the Engineers' defense answered with another interception, with junior Anthony Souffrant (North Grafton, Mass.) stepping in front of the Krafick pass at the MIT 25.
MIT's pass defense was outstanding all day, picking off the two passes and holding Krafick to just 55 yards passing and sacking him twice. The MIT offense converted on the second interception as Williams hit Goldsberry with a 43-yard pass that gave the Engineers a first down at the WNE 27. The Golden Bear defense held there, but freshman Tucker Cheyne (Avon, Conn.) booted a 36-yard field goal to put MIT up 10-0.
Still trailing 10-0 at the start of the second half, Western New England, which was held to 124 yards in the first half, came up with two quick scoring drives to start the third quarter and take the lead away from MIT. On their first possession Kevin Cook got the Golden Bears going with his rushing as they went 65 yards in eight plays in just 2:30. Cook ran for 31 yards on the drive, including covering the last 15 on a fourth and two play. Krafick also hit a key 30-yard pass to Tucker Schumitz as Western New England got back to within three.
After holding MIT to a three and out on the Engineers' first possession of the half, the Golden Bears came right back with another scoring drive. Using its rushing attack exclusively, Western New England covered the 48 yards in eight plays in just 1:54, with Cook scoring his second TD on a one-yard plunge to put the Golden Bears up 14-10 at the 9:29 mark.
MIT was forced to punt again on its next possession, but the Golden Bears fumbled on the return and junior Cameron Wagar (West Richland, Wash.) recovered at the MIT 45. The Engineers drove deep into Western territory, but came up short on a 3rd and 7 play at the WNE 10. Cheyne came on for the field goal, but his attempt hit the upright as the Golden Bears clung to their four-point lead.
Western New England threatened again on its next possesion, but on 3rd and 12 from the MIT 29, Santisteban and sophomore Kamil Mafoud (Staten Island, N.Y.) sacked Krafick for a four-yard loss to halt the drive. Taking over at its own 10, MIT was hit with a penalty back to the five, but Engineers were able to move the ball, with Williams hitting Inman for 16 yards and then running for 11 more to give the Engineers some breathing room. Five plays later Williams hit Inman for what proved to be the winning score as the pair completed their 53-yard play with 9:47 left.
After holding Western New England to a three and out, MIT took over on its own 23 with 8:43 left and proceeded to run out the clock with an impressive drive. The Engineers converted on three third down and one fourth down play to keep the drive alive as they consumed the final time with a 17-play, 43-yard effort.
Williams set a school record with his fifth 200-yard passing game of the season, completing 26 of his 39 attempts for the 287 yards and one score. Wallace hit the 100-yard mark on the ground for a third straight game, totaling 103 on 28 carries. Esparrago led the receiving corps, catching nine balls for 90 yards. For Western New England it was Cook that led the offense, finishing with 164 yards and two scores on 31 carries.
Senior Jake Laux (Dousman, Wis.) led the MIT defense with 16 tackles, with Wagar also reaching double figures with 10. Nathan Fleming led all players for Western New England with 17 stops on defense.
MIT will host Endicott College, which is undefeated in NEFC play, next weekend in a 5:00 p.m. kickoff in Cambridge on Saturday. Western New England will also be at home, hosting Curry College at 1:00 p.m.


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Jacksonville Jaguars general manager, David Caldwell has revealed that they will consider trading away the third overall pick in the draft.
"We would not discourage that at all," Caldwell said on the team's website.. "I think it's a possibility, but it's so early in the process. There are going to be guys who are going to be weeded out.
The Jaguars finished last season with a 4-12 record and missed the playoffs for the sixth straight season.
Both Chad Henne and Blaine Gabbert were given playing time at quarterback, but neither excelled fully and it was expected that Jacksonville would look to bring in a QB with their high first round pick.
However now it seems that Caldwell would listen to offers from teams and bring in a number of solid NFL starters instead of one inexperienced rookie.
Caldwell also said however, that the Jaguars have targets in mind: "There's a consensus here," Caldwell said, via the Jaguars' official website. "We have a good idea who our top-five guys might be, but that's going to differ from team to team.
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Chewelah headsto RiversideThe Chewelah Cougars (1-7, 1-4) went into last Friday's Northeast A League football game with Newport expecting a more competitive game. While the Cougars trailed 7-6 after three quarters, two fourth quarter touchdowns sent Chewelah to a 21-6 defeat. The Cougars started a new backfield in this game. Chewelah was without injured quarterback Blake Owens and running back Scott Stumpf. Quarterback McKenzie Miller and running backs Stephen Beamer and Tory McKern picked up the slack, but the Cougars couldn't find the end zone. "Beamer ran pretty hard," head coach Jim Fisk said. "He is young and learning, McKern did a nice job when he had opportunities.Big plays "It came down to some big plays…they had a couple of big plays and converted them into scores. We had some opportunities, but we just couldn't connect." The effort was there from all the Cougars, as usual, but the penalties and turnovers were hard to overcome by the offense. "Those kinds of things with a young team are killers because young football teams aren't strong enough to overcome that kind of stuff," Fisk said. The defense played well for the first three quarters, but the bigger, more experienced Newport offense eventually wore down the Chewelah defenders. "They kind of exposed our young linebackers a little bit by running right at them," Fisk said. "They're doing the best they can, but they're not old enough or strong enough to have them run at play in and play out." As expected, the game was a low scoring affair. After a scoreless first quarter, a good punt return set up the Grizzlies at the Chewelah 40-yard- line. It took Newport 2:45 to go the 40 yards to the end zone on a four- yard run by Ryan Rapp. With the extra point, Newport led 7-0 with seven-minutes remaining in the half. The Cougars got on the scoreboard with their first possession of the second half. Chewelah took the opening kickoff at their own 47- yard-line and quickly moved downfield. Capping the scoring drive was McKenzie Miller, who ran in the ball from eight yards out.68-yard drive The extra point was no good and the Cougars had cut the Grizzlies' lead to 7-6. The score would stay at 7-6 until early in the fourth quarter when Tristen Cutshall capped a 68-yard drive with a three-yard run. The extra point made it 14-6 with 11:10 left in the game. The Chewelah offense went nowhere on their next drive and had to punt. A good bounce put Newport at their own 15, but the rundown Chewelah defense was unable to force the Grizzlies to punt and Newport proceeded to drive 85 yards for the game-clinching touchdownWith 3:39 left in the game, Cutshall took the ball in from one- yard out and the extra point made it 21-6. Carter Schultz led the Grizzlies on offense, rushing for 134 yards on 21 carries and catching three passes for 62 yards. The Chewelah leader was a little harder to quantify on the stat sheet, but on film, Dustin Olson had another great game for Chewelah, according to his coach. "Dustin played a heck of a game," Fisk said. "He played his heart out." THIS WEEKThis week the Cougars travel to Riverside (6-2, 4-1) to play the Rams. . Riverside is currently in second place in the NEA after a wild 32-29 win at Lakeside last week. Game time is 7 p.m. New 0 7 0 14--21Chew 0 0 6 0-- 6SCORINGNew-Rapp 4 run (Young kick)Che-Miller 8 run (kick failed)New-Cutshall 3 run (Young kick)New-Cutshall 1 run (Young kick)


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Paul Robinson, coordinator of the Grand Island Communities Responding to Overcome Poverty (CROP) Walk, reports that this year's event will top the $5,000 mark in funds raised for the first time in more than 10 years.
The CROP Walk was held at Beaver Island State Park on Sunday, Oct. 14.
A preliminary total of $4,636 was raised from the event on Oct. 14. "We'll certainly top $5,000 for the first time since 2000," said Robinson, who noted the most the event ever took in on Grand Island was more than $5,600 in 1997.
This year's CROP Walk had about 70 participants walking one of several routes in the park.
Robinson thanked the participants and their benefactors, as well as the businesses who supported the event.
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Robinson noted that the generosity of businesses encourages people to walk and gain some empathy for those who labor every day to survive in impoverished countries around the world.
"That's the point. It's to encourage people to come out and walk. My goal is to see lots of walkers because when you walk, I think you're more likely to feel the fact that women walk miles, and miles and miles to get water and food," Robinson said.
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In many ways, John Kerry has lived the greatest foreign policy challenges of his generation. The son of a foreign service officer, he spent much of his childhood in divided Cold War Berlin, where boyish mischief for him was riding his bike into the Soviet sector. As a young man, recently graduated from Yale University, Kerry enlisted in the Navy and probed the rivers of Vietnam in enemy territory. As a 28-year-old, he gave dignified voice to misgivings about the Vietnam War, famously asking in testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in 1971, "How do you ask a man to be the last man to die for a mistake?"
Kerry has grappled with those questions of war and peace, confrontation and compromise, and occupation and abandonment ever since, perhaps most notably as a presidential nominee during some of the darkest days of the war in Iraq. Few in Washington share his depth and breadth of foreign experience. At age 69, he has spent nearly half his life — 27 years — on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. He'll be an able replacement for Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
Kerry brings a long list of his own achievements. They include coaxing Vietnam to provide unprecedented access to files to determine the fate of Americans missing in action, negotiating an end to the impasse over the election results in Afghanistan, keeping the lines of dialogue open with key figures in Pakistan at a time of worsening relations, and successful shuttle diplomacy to prevent Sudan from sliding back into civil war.
Kerry shares President Obama's willingness to engage America's enemies. He was the first senior American government official to meet with members of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt. Although his tendency towards dialogue has sparked some criticism — notably for his friendly dinners with Syrian President Bashar Assad before the current turmoil — US interests are better served by leaders who are willing to test the possibility of improved relations rather than those who are unwilling to think outside the status quo.
Kerry takes the helm of US foreign policy at an exceptionally challenging time, with conflicts in the Middle East and economic stresses in Europe and Asia. But his broad experience makes Kerry the right person for this job at this delicate moment.


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Aww! Suri Cruise Loves Ballet. Experts Say There Are Plenty Of Benefits To Letting Your Kids Dance
Suri Cruise is just one of the many celebrity kids that love practicing ballet! Experts tell HollyBaby.com that dancing is a great way for your kids to build a healthy self-image.
"She loves ballet," Katie Holmes told People about her budding prima ballerina, Suri. The proud mom was honored for her work with the Dizzy Feet dance charity at Variety's Women of Power luncheon yesterday (Sept. 30), but while she was getting her award, her little ballerina was in the lobby, showing off her dance skills. "Suri was in the lobby with her nanny and was fascinated by the chandelier. She was pointing to it and then began twirling underneath it," says an eyewitness. "It looked like she was practicing her dance moves, it was very cute."
Besides looking adorable in a tutu and tights, Suri, 4, is a natural. "She's great at it," gushes Katie, 31. When they're in LA, Suri takes classes at the Village Arts Center, which offers a workshop called Pre-Ballet for the littlest ballerinas.
These kids are too cute in their tutus!
Tom Cruise and Katie's little girl isn't the tiny celeb dancer. Jennifer Garner's first-born, Violet, 4, has been known to show off her fancy footwork after class. Plus, Nicole Richie's been spotted taking daughter, Harlow, 2, to dance class. And Isla Fischer's 2-year-old Olive is learning to plie, just like Heidi Klum's daughter Leni, 6. Even Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's little girls Shiloh, 4, and Zahara, 5, are learning to arabesque! Could you imagine if all of them got together for a performance of Swan Lake? That would be one star-filled dance recital we'd happily sit through!
Violet Affleck can't resist dancing in the streets!
With so many stars enrolling their kids in ballet classes, we decided to ask an expert if there are benefits to encouraging your kids to try ballet. According to psychotherapist, Dr. Jonathan Alpert, ballet is a great way for kids to learn about discipline and, even more importantly, self-confidence. "Ballet teaches grace, poise and helps equip kids with special skills," Dr. Alpert tells HollyBaby.com. "It can also help a child learn to focus and take direction and can lead to a positive self-image."
But Dr. Alpert does stress that you should never force your child into a class if they don't show any interest. "Keep it fun and simple and avoid any heavy duty technique-oriented classes, at least early on," he says.
"Ballet, like sports, is ideal for teaching discipline and working with others… and it's fun," agrees Susan Newman, Ph.D, social psychologist and author of The Book of No. "If followed by recitals, which is usually the case, ballet class can be a first introduction to performing and that can spill over into confidence in giving reports at school."
No wonder celebs have jumped on the dance class bandwagon with their kids!


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With last-minute prodding from the United States, Israel and the militant group Hamas agreed Wednesday to a cease-fire, ending eight days of rocket fire and naval and sea bombardment and bringing to a successful end more than a week of halting Egyptian-led talks as the conflict in Gaza teetered on the brink of all-out war.
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton announced the agreement during a brief news conference with Egyptian Foreign Minister Mohammed Kamel Amr at the presidential palace in Cairo.
"The United States welcomes the agreement today for the cease-fire in Gaza," Clinton said. "This is a critical moment for the region."
After eight days of seemingly constant Israeli bombing and artillery fire, an anxious silence fell over Gaza as the cease-fire began at 9 p.m. local time. Within minutes, as it became obvious the cease-fire had gone into effect, residents of Gaza City who only moments before had been cowering for cover poured into the streets to celebrate, the sound of honking car horns blending with the explosions of fireworks and celebratory gunfire.
Yet both Arabs and Israelis seemed dubious that Wednesday's long-awaited agreement would lead to a sustained peace.
One Gaza City resident, Samer Mazar, said he would delay moving his family back into their home near the border with Israel until he was certain the cease-fire would hold.
"We do not trust them when they say it is over," he said. "We have to see it first."
A Gaza police officer also was cautious. "I think this truce is temporary;" he said, asking that he not be identified because he was not authorized to comment on the situation. "The region is always boiling. It's so easy for all sides to initiate anything they want."
Israelis also voiced skepticism, noting that Hamas has promised to halt rocket fire from Gaza aimed at Israeli cities before, only to have Gaza militants resume their attacks.
"This is a pause, not a peace," said Ya'ara Menachem, 41, who lives in Sderot, a city in southern Israel that has been a frequent target of Gaza-launched missiles. "We don't believe in cease-fires anymore."
Indeed, senior Israeli military officials told McClatchy that the army had been told that its units should remain in place in case the cease-fire failed and hostilities resumed.
"A cease-fire deal is for politicians," said one officer in Israel's southern command, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to talk to a reporter. "As the army we will continue our presence along Gaza's borders. We will not fire unless they fire. But we will not lower our guard."
Still, with quiet coming to Gaza and the Israeli cities that had been the targets of militant rockets, attention turned to the next step, the opening of a second round of talks intended to confront longer-term issues such as the 5-year-old Israeli blockade of Gaza.
Israeli government spokesman Mark Regev said those negotiations would begin Thursday, if the cease-fire holds.
"If the border is quiet, that enables us to be more forthcoming," he said in an interview with CNN. "The arrangements agreed with the Egyptians say we'll start talking from tomorrow about a process to work on those issues."
The way the agreement unfolded suggested that while Egypt took a leading role in arranging the cease-fire, the deal still required the involvement of the United States to bring it to fruition.
Clinton met for four hours longer than scheduled with Egyptian officials Wednesday, apparently unwilling to return to Washington without at least a framework for a deal.
President Barack Obama also played a key role, apparently providing the final push to get Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to embrace the deal.
That push came in a phone call between the two men, with Obama recommending that Netanyahu accept the deal and Netanyahu responding "positively to his recommendation to give a chance to the Egyptian proposal for a cease-fire," according to a statement from the prime minister's office.
Obama also spoke with Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi, congratulating him on the way his government handled the talks. The United States does not recognize Hamas, which it considers to be a terrorist group. Instead, Egypt, whose Muslim Brotherhood leadership is close to Hamas officials, served as a proxy for Hamas' interests.
The seven-point agreement filled a single printed page. It called for Israel to "stop all hostilities on the Gaza land, sea and air including incursion and targeting of individuals," an apparent reference to the Israeli assassination campaign against top Hamas leaders. It was just such an attack that started the current round of violence, an Israeli strike that killed the leader of Hamas' military wing, Ahmed Jabari.
In return, "all Palestinian factions shall stop all hostilities from the Gaza Strip against Israel including rocket attacks and attacks along the border."
Israel agreed to allow some goods to enter Gaza and for residents to leave after 24 hours, but the deal did not provide specifics.
In a news conference in Cairo, Hamas leader Khaled Mashaal claimed victory, saying that Israel's assault in Gaza had succeeded only in destroying buildings and killing innocents, but it had not broken the will of the residents there.
He called Israel the aggressor and defended militants' firing of rockets at Israeli cities. He also charged that the offensive was part of a political ploy by Netanyahu in the run-up to Israeli parliamentary elections in January.
"We had to react," Mashaal said.
Israeli officials also claimed victory. Israeli government spokesman Regev said the agreement's call for "complete and total cessation of all hostile activity initiated in the Gaza Strip" had achieved the goals that Israel had when it began its bombardment of Gaza.
"For us, that's victory. That's what we wanted," he said.
In the meantime, Morsi spokesman Yasser Ali said Egypt would work with all parties to monitor the implementation of the cease-fire.
While Obama congratulated Morsi on the agreement, the process exposed what appeared to be factions within Egypt's new government in its approach to Israel. Notably, Morsi, whose Muslim Brotherhood-backed constituency supports Hamas, did not announce the deal. And in the early days of this weeklong conflict, Morsi withdrew Egypt's ambassador to Israel.
Western diplomats in Cairo said members of Morsi's intelligence services, not representatives of the president's office, shuttled between Israeli and Hamas officials to find a consensus.
Israeli officials said that there was also internal disagreement within the Israeli Cabinet over the cease-fire terms. While Netanyahu and Defense Minister Ehud Barak had argued that an oral agreement would be enough, other Cabinet ministers, including hawkish lawmaker Avigdor Lieberman, said that Israel must demand a deal on paper.
The Israeli Cabinet met late Tuesday night and again Wednesday, then rejected establishing a unilateral cease-fire.
"There was international pressure for Israel to stop firing first, the idea being that Gaza would then be put under pressure by Egypt and others to stop firing as well," said one political official who took part in the Cabinet meeting but spoke only on the condition of anonymity. "But the feeling was that there was not enough guarantee that rocket fire would stop from Gaza."
Special correspondents Mel Frykberg and Muhammad Shahin contributed to this report from Gaza City.


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Student-Athletes Receive National Academic Honors
July 9, 2014
Four Tompkins Cortland Community College student-athletes have been honored with a National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Academic Student-Athlete Award. Taylor Policay (Lansing H.S./Ithaca), Kyle Shaw (Groton H.S./Groton), Sara Sinnigen (Dryden H.S./Dryden), and Hannah Wildenstein (Dryden H.S./Freeville) were each presented with the NJCAA Award for Exemplary Academic Achievement. The award, which was previously known as the NJCAA Academic All-American award, requires a minimum grade point average of 3.6. Only three percent of the nearly 60,000 student-athletes competing in the NJCAA this year received the designation.
Policay was a member of both the women's basketball and softball teams. She completed her sport management degree in May, graduating with a GPA of 3.76. On the softball diamond she earned all-conference honors after a stellar freshman season that saw her blast nine home runs, including a Tompkins Cortland-record two in one playoff game. Over two seasons at the College, she started 58 of 59 softball games, leading the team in slugging percentage during that time. On the basketball court she started 17 of 22 games, averaging more than three points and six rebounds per contest.
Shaw golfed for the Panthers, qualifying for the NJCAA national tournament in both his freshman and sophomore years. He was the team's top scorer, and completed his academic work in business administration in May, graduating with a GPA of 3.61.
A captain on the women's soccer team, Sinnigen was a two-time all-conference selection, an NJCAA all-region choice, and an NSCAA All-American for the Panthers. A liberal arts and sciences major, she completed her coursework with a GPA of 3.71.
Wildenstein, the lone first-year student among the College's honorees, was also a member of the women's soccer team. She started 11 games and has a GPA of 3.70 in business administration.


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Try this. Roll up a piece of paper. Stuff it with cotton balls. Wrap the roll in tightly wound rubber bands to hold the cotton in place.
Then put your mouth up to one end and try to breathe. That's what it feels like when a child is in the throes of an acute asthma attack.
Understanding what asthma is — what it does to the body and how to respond — can help children cope with a disease that is not curable, but is in most cases completely controllable. That's why Cardon Children's Medical Center provides free asthma education and support programs for families in the East Valley and beyond.
One such event was held last Saturday in a classroom overlooking Tempe's Kiwanis Recreation Center indoor wave pool. I was there with RAK multimedia journalist Vicki Balint, who was producing a video about the asthma support group and education program.
Certified asthma educator Diana Braskett, RN, CPNP, AE-C, was stationed at the first table families encountered after signing in. She pulled out a diagram of the lungs, answered questions and showed children how to make a pretend air tube.
"The cotton balls simulate the effect of swelling," she explained. "The rubber bands are muscles constricting."
Having asthma can be tedious. Braskett knows; she has a mild case herself. "You get tired of taking medicine," she says. "I can relate. It's especially hard for the little ones. They don't understand."
But understanding is key to the ability to carry on, to stay healthy, to participate in the activities a child enjoys.
Children must become familiar with their own particular asthma "triggers," which may include dust, allergies, seasonal changes, rain, humidity, cold, exercise, upper respiratory infections and more, Braskett told me.
They must learn modifications to avoid those triggers — sometimes something as simple as knowing to stay indoors when the weather (or pollution) is bad. And they must follow their doctor's treatment plan to the letter.
Each child's treatment plan is different, of course, so no one approach applies across the board. (Learn more about asthma on Cardon Children's website.)
Surprisingly, exercise is usually encouraged. Swimming, especially, can be good for children with asthma (if they are not sensitive to chlorine) because it forces rhythmic breathing and helps them develop upper-body strength. Children for whom exercise can be an asthma trigger may be taught to use their "rescue meds" before they participate, Baskett says.
"Some parents are afraid to let their kids exercise when it can be the best thing for them," adds Kim Reiners, R.N., CPNP, AE-C, who pioneered the asthma support group and education effort at Cardon Children's. Her station at the event allowed kids the chance to blow hard into a peak flow meter to measure their speed of expiration, or ability to breathe out.
At another station, Paula White, R.N., CNP, AE-C, was leading a board game. While it didn't have the most enticing name ("The Breathe Easy Asthma Education Interactive Tool," by Merck), the kids seemed to enjoy the opportunity to drive little cars around a "city," landing on destinations like hospitals and parks to learn specific facts about asthma.
Families that attended the program were issued free wristbands for a swim in the wave pool after the event. So at times it seemed the greatest challenge they faced that morning was finding the patience to wait until the pool opened.


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Surviving and advancing
This much is known: McMinnville will have a postseason berth.
On Friday night against Century, the Grizzlies made their case for a home game in the OSAA Class 6A play-in round with a 27-8 defeat of Class 6A Pacific Conference opponent Century at Wortman Stadium.
Gage Gubrud completed 16 of 21 passes for 230 yards, with two touchdowns (one rushing) and an interception. Tanner Scanlon had 87 total yards and a touchdown for the Grizzlies (5-4, 3-4 Pacific).
McMinnville came out flat after its 19 seniors were recognized before the game. An errant snap flew over Gubrud's head and out the back of the end zone for a safety, the only score of a 2-0 first quarter.
Gubrud kept the ball on a 1-yard touchdown run to give the Grizzlies their first lead with 6:08 remaining in the second quarter. Jaguars quarterback Marcos Hernandez fumbled on Century's next possession, and Zach Silver hit pay dirt on a 22-yard run four plays later.
Mac held the Jaguars to 23 yards of total offense in the third quarter as it continued to build a lead that Century could not surmount.
Century (2-7, 2-5 Pacific) hurt itself with turnovers in consecutive drives in the second quarter and committed at least one penalty on nine of its 12 drives.
Read more about the game in Tuesday's News-Register.
Dayton 34, Sheridan 6
DAYTON – The halftime score at Gubser Field tonight had Dayton fans visibly nervous.
In the first two quarters, Sheridan (2-6) hung with the undefeated Pirates (7-0). With the score 7-6, only a failed extra point attempt separated the two teams. Fortunately for the playoff-bound Pirates, the game ended as many expected with a 34-6 Dayton victory.
"Sheridan did a good job tonight," Dayton coach Brodie Unger said. "When we go back and watch the film, we're going to see some things we need to correct."
Carried by running backs Connor Spivey and Tyler Clark, the Pirates wore down the Spartan defense in the second half. Spivey finished the game with 20 carries for 161 yards and a touchdown, while Clark finished with 17 carries for 105 yards and two touchdowns.
"Our tailbacks did a great job tonight," Unger said. "They ran hard tonight. But any time we're able to put together a drive, that means the offensive line is doing their job."
But Unger was only impressed by what he saw in the second half.
"At times we played well," he said, "but we have to do a better job figuring out how to come out in the first half and play good football. We only played one good half tonight."
But the second half was a good one. In addition to the second-half touchdowns produced by Clark and Spivey, quarterback Darren Ashley threw one and junior running back Chance Bowlin ran one in.
The defense, meanwhile, stayed strong against Sheridan's offensive attack. After a single running touchdown scored by Spartan quarterback Matt Bushbaum, the Pirates stifled their opponents.
"The defense did a great job in general," Unger said. "On defense we're consistent. Everywhere else we're consistently inconsistent.
"I'll never fault their effort though," Unger added. "They battle and they battle and when they walk off the field, holy smokes."
Undefeated, untouched and Unger thinks their best football is still ahead of them. "Holy smokes" is right.
Read more about the game in Tuesday's News-Register.
Gervais 27, Willamina 12
The Cougars scored 14 points in the fourth quarter in defeating the Bulldogs in Friday night's Class 3A West Valley League matchup at Glen Larkin Field in Willamina.
Willamina fell to 1-7 overall (0-5 West Valley), while Gervais notched its first win of the season (1-6, 1-4 West Valley).
Seaside 31, Yamhill-Carlton 6
The Tigers dropped to 3-6 overall (2-5 Class 4A Cowapa League) with a road loss to the Seagulls on Friday night.
Seaside improved to 7-2 overall (3-2 Cowapa).
Colton 34, Amity 8
A 25-yard touchdown run by Brett Hilt was the lone score for the Warriors (3-4 overall, 2-3 Class 3A West Valley League) in a defeat at Colton on Friday night.
The Vikings improved to 5-3 overall (4-1 West Valley) with the victory.
Perrydale 76, Alsea 6
The Pirates improved to 3-0 in Class 1A Casco League play (5-3 overall) with a victory over the visiting Wolverines (0-7 overall, 0-3 Casco).


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The Perry County Council will meet Wednesday evening to discuss changes to the retirement fund currently offered to deputies employed by the county sheriff's department. As The News has reported, Sheriff Lee Chestnut wants the county to fund a transition from the current program under the Indiana Public Employees Retirement Fund to another geared toward police officers and firefighters.
The retirement plan Chestnut wants to form would allow officers to lock in a set benefit after 20 years of service. They would continue to build their post-retirement benefit by working longer.
That's the same plan just about every other sheriff's department and city police department in the state offers.
The new plan would allow officers employed elsewhere, and who already take part in the same plan through their current employers, to transfer to the sheriff's department. We think this could be a benefit to the department in hiring officers who want to make a lateral move.
We've known many good deputies who've served our sheriff's department. Many eventually took other jobs. Some of the transfers were due to higher pay but we know retirement was a major issue. As Chestnut has told the council, there have been very few, if any, actual retirements by deputies.
The transition won't come free and could be as much as $35,000 the first year. That investment is nothing to sneeze at, especially in these tough times. But we think the council should give serious consideration to Chestnut's request.
The county jail, of course, is expensive to operate but it does generate money each year that is transferred into he general fund.
Not everyone has access to defined retirement plans and we are conscious of the cost. However, we shouldn't forget that sheriff's deputies put their lives on the line every day. Police shootings in Indianapolis, Florida and other states over the past few weeks should remind us of the danger deputies face. Just because we live in a rural area doesn't mean the risk isn't here.
We encourage the council to take seriously Chestnut's request and to set aside some of the money generated by the jail through housing state inmates in a retirement plan for deputies.
If the money can't be found now, then the council should commit to finding the money in next year's budget.
Providing a retirement fund for deputies, we believe, will allow the department to retain good officers and allow those from other departments to transfer to the sheriff's department.
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Organisers: Arnold Beckmann (Swansea), and Anuj Dawar (Cambridge)
Workshop Theme
Computational complexity theory has its origin in logic. The fundamental goal of this area is to understand the limits of efficient computation (that is understanding the class of problems which can be solved quickly and with restricted resources) and the sources of intractability (that is what takes some problems inherently beyond the reach of such efficient solutions). The most famous open problem in the area is the P = NP-problem, listed among the seven Clay Millenium Prize problems. Logic provides a multifarious toolbox of techniques to analyse questions like this, some of which promise to provide deep insights in the nature and limits of efficient computation.
In our workshop, we shall focus on logical descriptions of complexity, i.e. descriptive complexity, propositional proof complexity and bounded arithmetic. Despite considerable progress by research communities in each of these areas, the main open problems remain. In finite model theory the major open problem is whether there is a logic capturing on all structures the complexity class P of polynomial time decidable languages. In bounded arithmetic the major open problem is to prove strong independence results that would separate its levels. In propositional proof complexity the major open problem is to prove strong lower bounds for expressive propositional proof systems.
The workshop will bring together leading researchers covering all research areas within the scope of the workshop. We will especially focus on work that draws on methods from the different areas which appeal to the whole community.